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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
CANTON.

Mrs. J. W. Thompson l. 'rrsripg from
Miss Manls coborn has gone IN MIdiIe-
boro. Mas.
Mr.. Alpheus Packard, wife and dsugh'
Ter. have gone 10 0orhsm. n. III.
Rev. Mr.. Heath preached NJ The Bsptis'
church Sunday, Nov. 20ih. Rev. Mr.
nlnklsy will occupy the pulpl, next Sab
bath.
Victor Hol, hsd bis hand badly hart q
few DAYS since, by shsekling cars.
Miss A Maud Douglass. OF The Demo
crat Once, WAS In town 4 feW days last
week.
turned 20 their home In Minneapolis last
Wednesday.
A surprise party Was given Hoo. J. Il.
sy..sy and wife Saturday evening, Nov.
ian. 4, being the 2Oth anniversary OF their
marrl.ge. Nay they enjoy many years OF
vedisd bliss, Il the wish OF their many
fri@uds In Canton.
Mrs. q y. Towle has ben quite sick for
few days past
Another of our lively Temperance meet.
ing. w.s held a. the Baptist church last
SUNDAY evening. Stirring remsrks were
r,,de by President EIls. and Bros. Hodge,
:. T.. aud WIN. Y. Adkins, Bradford. Men
dali. Hutchinson and Heath and very
be.u,ifal poem Was read by Charles Men
dali. in bis usual pleasing manner.
Ls.t Monday eveuing. about six O'Clock
an alarm 81 IRE wss given. and IL Was 5000
discovered that Me-. y. A. Russefs barn
x.a N 10 q blsrs. A large crowd gath
.r,d and with great Effort the house. which
.s- Iplned 20 the barn. was saved. The
are "a. caused by the exploding OF lsn-
terra. The bulidiuss and contents were In
surei for $500. In Hs,hsway's agency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
FRyRBURU

NO MoIa,lre sad J. y 0'sooi len fo'
Massachusetts on Saturday. Will Nc
In,lfe wen, Ia Piit,n IA with Mr.. Ossoof.
Mis-. Iisskeli has gone N her home In
Clinton, Mass
Mrs. whitney aud daughter started
Tussdsy for Melro.s. Mass, where ta.y
have rented house for year.
The Kickspoo indians are In full blast. :
Clayton Pitc IL At home for Thank'gIv'
ing.
Mr.. Henry Tsrbox spent Tbsnk,gi'ins
with bis family.
Mr.. Sally P,rhins, snstiye OF this town,
dl.i In Lowell Nov. 10. Her body was
brought here Tor burial Mrs. T. once
lived In Hebron.
Mr. Ll,lDg.ton Introduced an Innovation
lp the wsy oi Thanksgiving services hsv-
log Q Praise service In the evening only. In
which the Msthotists assisted.
John sheii aud bis nephew Harold ate
A. Waterford
The e l. \ q. IL 10 Do AZ Miss III. Z.
O.good's N the snow which cos'fs TIE
groand on Friday morning does mol pre-
vent
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EAST SUMMER.

Thanksgiving passed OF very quisty,
aud now 10 The time Tor big pig stories
Farmers are getting r'sdy for hauling
up their yesr's stoct Of wood only little
more .uow y needed
IL Is hopsj that more rsin Will come
before winter sets In. ~ the wells and
streams are low.
We learn that Mr.. Ros,ns R,binson IL
N spend The winter In Lssrsncr, sni that
Jadson Robinson IL % occupy her resi-
dencc
We understand that Jsmes Dosworth IL
IN engage In dov.i manufacturing ~ Wet
Samnsr. In company with 4. W. cbsn Tier
OF that plsee.
Several farmers 10 this vicinity sre ct.
iiug ready 20 patronlIs The batter fsc,oiy
81 Bucth-ld, which IL soon IN 90 into
operation. sLocvh'
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EAST WATERFORD.

Fred simmer Gu, bis 100, quite badly
with ., axe.
A. J. Haskell has Joined his brother,
Joseph n, In Newry. OILS Martin and
wife. WHO are 10 board ihsm aud thsir help,
have also gOne.
Mrs Ei~ni G. Hilton Il quite sick.
Mis-. Minnie Sanders has returned 70
Sweden ~ attend school
Mrs. Abhie Sh,w IL II l.. NJ. Ssnierson's
for few days
Fr,nk G shaw. who has been In Masss'
cAuseits Tor year. L. visiting In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
HIRAM.

There i enough snow FOR good sleigh
lug and cossilug which IL being We'll I'm
proved by the scholars.
L.svi nsy wood crossed on the Ice IRON
his place On Lakeside wedus.dy snt
,hoggai he should 90 with team Thurs
day
Born. Nov %. 10 Mr.. ssi Mrs. l. y
Bsgg. as0n.
Mrs. A. @. DoGgliss 10 very slek
symptoms % fever.
The crack MAILMAN naie short worl
., the shooting match on Hiram I'LL on
Thanksgiving day.
james Clemobs has taken The JOB o!
shingllug The Hiram section OF The covered
bridge near Cornish village.
joseph Spring. ". g. T. OF Uniiy Lodge
40. 81, I. %. q. r, vent 10 waierville re'
Gently - = delegate 10 the special sessiou
% TIE Grant Lodge.
william n. Cism0ns has removed 10 The
Christopher Allsn house.
John l. k,In and Webster FIELD OF
Eat Hiram. have gone 20 New Hampton.
y. N 90 Commercial College.
Charlie. mn l. dangerously ~.
We sre sorry n learn that Alotto Lowell
90 New Durham. y II. formerly ofiiirAm.
recently broke his thigh.
Seth waisworth IL working on the West
Bsiiwln Il Il Station.
Married In Hiram Nov ~, by Lewelyn
A waisWorta. Eco Mr frsntlln j. Sn.
gent and Mss LIIis J. Cotton. both OF
Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
oIIHAIl

Very rough wAs-lirg - pr,ssui
A dancing school IL 10 progress ., The
town ball, with .boai tssnty couple In a..
tendance. taught BY Me-. Il,Isllon o
Norway.
George T. Burnhsm went 10 Wet Paris
Tuesday and bought pair OF oxen Tor bis
logging operations
JOAN Bright has begun - cat birch 10
supply hi- mill. -
Lock & II,s,ipgs will pot In 10000 ol
spruce tO their mill ~ "Sigger Town,
also 5000 cords OF birch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
OXFORD.

Issbel May Andrews. dsushtsr Of Geo,
Andrews of Portland. died Thursday morn
log of scarlet fever after sickness az only
txo aud one half day., aged ! years
Mrs. Duifam Of New Hampshire, Il ,i.ii'
ing her sou. Rev. J M Bunam.
SIR. WIN White Of Boston. spsu, Thanks
giving - SIR. T. q. Rlehards'.
MIRA Deunsn aud son Hollis OF NJ schsrlc
Falls, were In town Wednesday.
George Ellis IL AZ hons for short vet
ton.
The drama Of "Ths lido, witness" was
held AZ the sshoolhouse Ii,ll rhursisy
evening.
The Thsnhsglslpe Ball at Central Hal
Wednesday evening va. we'll ATTENDED.
sbout my couples bsing prss.ui, sni a
fsst class iiL.- was enjoyed. To oyster
supper furnished ~ l. q Stous wss ~ the
b-st qasll,y. Ma.lc by Yourg's orchsstr,.
There will he drill ofthe NORWAY Lisb,
isfsniry At Central Hall Dec ~, followed
by Q social dance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
MASON.

The snow 4. mostly gone In open land
the groapd IL bat lille frVfsn; travelling
fair With whssls.
Thoma. Morrill, sni son are getting
resdy for laundering ,his winter. ThsJ
will pot four uxsu, two horses and Tour oi
Eve men on To The q. brown lot In Albany
they intend o. get out hemloek, spruce
white birch ard railroad ties.
u q. NIL. IL aklng the poplar ifSHl
Hlbrldge Places land In Albany.
II. Hutchinson and sou are saving and
ysrding their peeled poplar.
q W. aud Arthur Morrill, have cot th'
birch on T. u. sha~'s lot 10 Mason. and g
n. Brown IL 10 haul u to A. \. beans MIL
Erwin lIuichinson has hal hard time
with his teeth Df Jones Of Norway tool
on, .igh, sehsrs for him las, week.
J n. Bean, Esq saws all OF TIE lumoe'
hauled 10 A J. beans mill this fi,
thug never done before.
Bsrj. wheeler Of Harrison IL calling on
old friends
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
BROwNFIELD

s,1lt Nontsy s,ms OF the mott airo.
cioas urdsrs have been committed in
thls plsr- thst az IA record. and Thanh.
glv.ng Day The y ar victims w.re roas'e :.
asksd. frl-d 49, brsllsd snf nsally .si.n
Tie ru.at sill os krowu In the iutste.
hut ws sppreheai business for The msdl.
cal nrms. Il Il quite healthy At prs,ert.
Mr.. Peter Sands died Monday afser .
loos sickness. lie was quite ag,d.
We are having lovely weather.
School commences Mondsy, November
2slh
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ALBANY.

had q pieas.n, call from G. v. BrowI
son of q. IN. Brown. % Nilsson. Amer Z
pleasant ehst he presented qulte piece OF
steak from deer, which be hsi recently
shot Our family thought that We never
h.d any sseetsr aud nicer meat on our
table. Mason folks abound 10 good things.
We have Just received a present from thai
place OF nice turkey for Thanksgiving.
Dexter A. Canning. and family go 10
North Paris - spcrd Thanksgiving with
Mrs. c. parents, II. G. Lawrence aud
wife
Parker FLINT 4. building . stable. ID
clark anil sou are iolng toe work.
Amos Barker hss Just returned from
short visit IN Denmark.
Deacon ID. y. Cummings and wife. al
Hebron, are visiting hi. mother and many
other relatives and fiIends 10 this vicinity
Jordan IL In town sstlp with Lis ,hr,sh.
Ing machine.
Joseph II. Briggs has moved to the ;
Stanley place.
J. Henry briggs and Isssc Flint have
taken q lob OF ID. A. Cummings To c NJ arc
haul birch 10 fernsld and flints mill.
About 1fty OF the friends az Mr. and
Mrs. Fred A. Clark called on them Soveni
Der i5th, ~ their home 10 Albany. TO ton
graduate them on the fiftecuth anniversary
OF their marriage. The program Tor the
evening was as follows
LIT. Miss Ella Hspgoo. favored rs with
. grand march, II. d. Perkins. colo
Rotations by Mamie Clark snd Filth
Perkins; Instrumental musici solo by
AZ. Ciark recitation by Hattie Clark,
character soag ~ II. ID Psrkinsi deels
msiiuns by J T.. Rinbali and II d. Per
klnf; sol, by II. II Perkins accompanied
byP A Clark hone player, duet nv La
zle Yates snt Mamie Clark. Mis- L,lii-
H...lton presided a, the orssn. Toe
prs.bu were costly AMI nnmfrons
Among the presents was ffieni.h'p REG
which VA. given by Miss y u Darnhain
the Misses Hsselton and Shsrmsn Hazel
ton An old fashioned bsksd nan sup
per WAS furnished by Mr.. and Mrs Clark.
Thanks were rturned for the presents ans
all adjourned IN their several homes vel
Pleased with their ENTERTAINMENT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
LOWELL.

Ansp: the arrivals 10 Lowell Ia season
hr Thanksgiving dinners we're Z "
sissfns ant his mother who nave besn
sl,ilinr NJ 10, Springs, A. II. Russell. NJ.
H.. Who h,. teen serving {. SURGEON In
The regular army In Montans, q. A. Mar.
tin, wilbsr Martin. Mr. III Hamilton and
wife formerly Elrsda lismolip) Of Cape
Elirsbsth, Miss Annie Stsarns of Boston,
Franz M. aud Frvd q. Russsli from
Bowdoiu. J. y. stearns, Berj Russell and
w. O Browu aud family from Intervals.
n. II Ia fact almost everybody Was hone
for ThAnksglying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
DEATH OF Mrs. CHLOE HATCH

NJ. Ch,os Hatch vss bora 10 Lowell
ia tt- var ISIS. AT wss conssq1rnuJ
pssi 81 yeats Of age ~ The tine ~ he'
cesia. xhich occurred recently In fsnn
syIrariA She vas married Ia l-t- Va
Taomss r llsirh lie Afterwards go'
1910 h.i company aud deserted his vile
Mr. Hatch Ms svsry indas,rious. a. vel
a., good Chflstisn WOMAN. ard supported
tsf..f snf Der family. 9Th he All 90
sual ,mouri % property which sne ~
ctiv,d 81 a.. dssih u one of her grove
% sors. uctI her health fslisd snd sh'
became e-psrtsui uPo1 oihsrs f'r suP
port
NJ. HNcA. sii. which tas beso Al
United 20 PROBATE. givss Zach OF hsf iou'
ca.iirsu ~ esch. rhe remainder OF Del
pfcPsriy-sboat :. 900, psu.ion money
rtcfuuy received - she divides bcistet
Mr.. nsses std Mrs.. Bafkey. Sho DAD
h.fflsBd~f Asr. II l. said that bsr childfst
sad uot Aiss h-r o. I've Nth TIE ~
auf ~ sccofdinsls Cut then o1i shs
fls1f Dome .ita Nr,. hsse. spi Mr.
Barley. shom - 50 gcnsrousiy rsmen'
nsftd IN hsr sill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
ANDOVRR

The NJ X. lsdiss circle met with Mis-
N,ryt Pratt Tuesdsy evening.
fhsnksgisiug wss observed ~ mi q
services A. the N. 4. church. The usual
rvouious. etc.
George Grover had his arm broken by
faiiiug under horre. which he was taking
% sstsr. Tuesday.
Sisphsn Ahboi', E.q has gone 10 BO.-
Ion Tor a moutl
The CorgFeRsiionallsis have fsbked
ihsir church with what they claim ~ bs
The longest ara brat line 10 horse sheds In
TIE oouniy, being s1aa, $50 fsst In length
ard nicely naishef
Mise Hos Cstiisg hs. nrlshsd her
- hoOl In No.
The schools 10 NJ close In two weeks.
The virisr school In No. commences
Al once. 10 is % be taught ~ A. X Dry
ant. seukuOsn here =. teacher. . fs~
years sincr. and Later ~ . saeeessfal teach
~ In Nsrmont
WIN. Gr,sE raised ssi bushels OF grain
on bis farm this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
snuIH RHIHRL

Mr.. G + KimbAll closed q successful
isrn % school here. November 18Th. u De-
lue Que Sttk shorter on account Of
rhanksglvirg The town Il fortunate
enough % procure Mr. Kimbsll Ia teach
tie winter term commencing December
5ih.
n. IIod.don has Jas, pa, In a stock OF
groceries.
fox huttsrs arc on The war path. but no
orash-s have besn brought In ss yet
G. A. Ab0or returned from ksnts Iiul
lAst wsek
- \. stevens returned from Bates Col
lsge last week. and vii teach ~ Locksis
Mills this winisr.
Miss Eilth Chsse oommenced her school
Al WOODSTOCK last Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
EAST RKTHEL.

Thanksgiving Day was generally OBJ
served. All 10 this vicinity have much 10
be thankfai for.
The .Icur,ionl.,s have returned from
boston.
Married Nov. 18Th, by Hon. Y. Y. Rand
~ Locke's Mills. Mr.. Jsson Mcconnell aud
Miss N.neie A. Klmbsl. both OF Bethel.
On the evening OF the ga they entertained
= large party ofthslr friends. Amer enjoy
Ing lilly lin. and . nice treat, all re-
iurn~i a. their homes wishing them much
h,pplns-. sni prosperity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
BErHRI,.

Another busy week. with It, s.nrns and
sunshine. has passed. and ths Demoefst
calls for chronicle Of passing ,wn,s at
Bethel
Another OF our sgei people his Joinrd
the greet army that IL passing over The
river Of death. Mrs John Haywood died
Friday morning. She IL The mother OF
Mrs. Charles Mason. OF Bethel. and Mrs.
Merrill. OF fortlsnd. and step~mo,hsr of
Mrs. Prof fsrnsld, OF 0ropo.
The snow I'll. az Thursday pight wss
followed by rain Friday and warm westh~r
Saturday, spi IL fast disappearing.
Thanksgiving cay passed very qalstiy 81
Bethel A uuiou praise mestipg at the
Methodist church was the oply service.
Tue exhibition w scholars Of 0ouid's
Academy Wednesday evening. was very
enjoyable.
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THE YOUTHS COMPANION

Il supsrior I, soy Illustrated family week.
" polished That IL L. highly appreciated
IL shown by the fact tbs, I, has won its
wy into 10000 families. The publishers
issus Q new Announcement and Csleodar,
showing increased attractions for tbs ne n
rear. which with sample copies will he
sent fres n all not familiar with the paper
II 81 IS IL ssni nov. 10 will pay for the
Companion to January. 1889. and you VIII
receive ths admirable double Christina
rumber and other weekly Issues to Jia I.
Iasa FREQ
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PORTER.

We have hsi another snow storm to-day,
Friday. About two inches, bat NJ The pres
ent time IL IL raining.
Frank 4. French and John Rec are go
Ing 20 Bosion 10 follow their trade, paint
log. the. coming winter.
They had q shooting match 81 this place
on Thanksgiving day. aud = dance 1T k'I,r
Ralls 10 the evening.
I L French Is TO draw birch lumber for
J 81 Msrrinsld and son. KsIw fdls. A.
v. Gibbs has . lot OF pine 10 draw TOR Nc.
Bradley. OF Fryebarg.
They are building very nice sehcol
house at Cornish. They have expended a
few thousand dollars already aud are not
done yet.
We are TO have town meeting 10 see
about having the rosds kept ps.shls The
coming winter. Las, winter has l'arnrd
them Q ltesoo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
WEST SUMNER

Thanksgiving p,ssei on very qiIstiy
her The dsnee In the evcning Was q1ltr
largely sitccdri, thifty.nye couple being
present
Mrs. John us,li has been qai,e sick ba,
I. bstisT now.
The dancing school IL pretty near sure
ihlug.
Christmss goods have oommsncsi 20 ar.
rive At T. l. Taeirs store. Call early ADD
secure . 20 a bugsia Tor cash.
T. W. Chsbdisr intends 20 do quite .
business In his mill this wintsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

school closed Nov itih 10 District No
a. Sadie n. Ausiir. teacher. The TOT
louirg - let 90 pupi. VITO we're no'
srssut one tsy during Tie isim 81 Ten
vctks
LIME A. Eyerson. Attls D Robbins erArs
A rfaysr uessls Oolny, Nary a. ftsll, TAI
% TnsYsr. Jtsriev a. Hyerscn, tafi feftNf
fsriey a. EJsr-on.
u foliosiug are names q pupils Sne
hs9s Aastalned IRON valsPtfiag curirg th'
tern
Nsnf Larharn. Abbls Robbins. Grace ltey
sr Mary Hsid. tlsrA fisid, flossie hlplsl
marOif Ihaysr. n fleY colby, AL 1870 $3.50.
ltaf.ss Masrn, Roscos Gray, hsitie NuuteAi'A
lrrrif lnurChli
Tts falosirg are nance of those Vac
tayc shIsp.fsd not note than twice
rora Doltr. twics Bsssie Colby. once frsn-
nrarsrn urra. lTo fsrraf. once -.
toIrF. - - Lester Tieid. tsicss ietisl ~
srson. oncs nsriis Tapiey. t-ice-
t. etuerA 1vsrsge PER cent of pofi'
In tts ffst class l. a. follows
Irark HYrrson. ~. Charles hason. Al. kos
80 Orsv. .f Naud lapham. A.. flossie MP
lsf. =. NJ Nsrtis ,hurchui, 81
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DfyFfELD.

W q. anil Grant Hulow vent to- Paris
{, sperd Thanksgiving.
q orgs Stsnl.y l. a. h"ms 70 spend the
holidays.
Mrs. sto sell sai her diusht.f Lizzie.
We gone 10 Bo.ton - spsni N. winter.
The tss p.rty ~ Mrs. 0resnislf. passed
Oh nicely, the r~esip.- fof The evening
were 90 rs % purchase books Cor the choir.
Monday Me-. Frank Nichols iolared his
hand badly a. the spool mill on . circular
SAN
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Mason 4 HsmIin Pianos.

Msssa a ffsmlin hii f4F b become ~ famous foe
their pianos tbey have ieug been Coz thsir World
renssssd organs. ne d,stinx ashing fssfare sboaf
msnt IN the method Of holding the ssrinfs. They are
secured By metallic fzsseninxs. Instead 81 bv the
fllen of pins Get N wool. ~ has been the ease, and
the sivsat>xes rssalfing ARE highly Important woa-
liability ef rvtfnR oct % tune greater rsiiAby IN
trying climates and greater soiity Of construction
and darAblfv are secured.
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HEBRON.

Mr Ilibb, has bailt "a Ice house snd
dairy.
Mi.. Minnie If.rien has gone ~ Bar
IIsrbor with her cousin, Miss Wood. whefs
she will spend the winter.
Mr y I. watkins Of Essls Pass.
rsrxs. very pleasantly surprised hi-
friend. here BY q visit Thanksgiving Day.
II may inierst some 20 your readers "a
know that Rev. l. \ Trip vas prssan, hs
The court meatiousd In the "Orfofi bear
few weeks ago, bat Was rot one OF these
Who f.ll into The cellar. ~ he With q few
other f)rtun,te onss was standing on The
hearth which dli not 80 down.
Qalte snow storm this morning (Fh'
day.
TOT. week ell our peop'e are msking
ready o. celebrate Thsnk.giviag Day.
n. A eastman len for Msssschusei,. las,
week IN I,ln In q family reunion there.
Dsa. \ T. Cushmsn left frat ~ this week.
Sabbath. 80 many wero absent that the
Bible Day exercises were postponed.
"Wednesday. eleven and quarter past,
end. Thanksgiving party from Hebron
turning In different directions from Dan
VILE. - enjoy The gre I Thantsgivins
with relatives and friends. Capt Donhsm
sni wife vending their say - Boston.
Misses Wedge aud Lineoln. STUDENT. 81 IS
AMI 50. sn route for Portland. Mlss Mlllst'
% West Mlbo, fof frrspof,. your humble
.efvsui len not 10 despair bat 20 snloy
~h.tsver AMI whoever may b. until tso
o'clock Bslug quietly seated u write
WHO 90 I sec coming In bat Mr. neggulef.
81 once followed by his classmsie. MI.
Caldwell Aielbert has smsring scc0uuts
Of their new erpsriences 81 Colby. Ten
students received 81 exceeding grva, daek.
log on ooe occasion which go aroused
their Ire that they formed plan FOR VIC
tory. and being larger company than the
.ophon0res. settled matters qaits sails
f.ciofllv jus, before lesvlng Dsnvine
Lester whitman OF SO. and bis wifr.
member ~ the famous 50 class, cui-fei
the station en- roaie for Turner for thanks
giving From Dsnsllle people from Tar
and near were travelling In every ilreetioa
10 speni Thanksgiving, 80 that my Trip
va. m,ie pleasant by well known sequsin'
tsnees from Hebron % farmlng'on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

The story Il being told AZ the clubs bow
Mr. Endicoft invented the rough baked
playing cards. which are Just MAKING
their appearance. Mr. Endicott n a mem
her q VARIOUS well known cluhs, and n
Que q them he hal passed On evening
rlaying cards. when In the night he had q
drrzm. lie dreamed thai he was playing
poker AMI made a misdeal one az his
compenions Who had an excellent hand ~
proached him for making him iose tbs
bsneff ctr
Very wei. - Endicott said IN his dream,
'1fyou had rough hacked cards Il wouidn
have happencl II isn't my fault
When he awoke IN the morning ne re.
mernhsru.l his dream. and the hea q
rough hackcd cards seemed % him goosl
one lie reflected. experimental. perfected
his improvcrneut. patented u In three %
four countries. aud Is now likely 90 make
a forfunc out q his clever and fortunate
dream. --Bosfon Cor. Providence Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
WEST BETHEL.

Th.ukssiylog and all have SOMETHING
~ b. thankful for.
Nahum W. Mason hss been quite slck
for week. but IL now oat again.
Mrs. Lucinds Watson has gone "a
Bethel Ia work
The health ~ Mrs. l. ID Grover IL i'm.
proving. aud she Il once more doire drvss.
msking
Toe village improvement Society have
dance In Grange Hall this Thursisy
evening.
Webster 4. walker has hsi good sue.
Co.'S during the fall In trapping maskis,s,
minks and skuuks. and has shot one fos
lie seems IN be the champion huatsr In
this vicinity.
Many big hogs are being Slaughtered
here. A. \ Bean hal one Allied Tuesday
which weighed go pounds when dressed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
EAST BRowNPIILD.

Thanksgiviug passed quietly. The usua
family gatherings With = union ssrvie. q
the Congregational church b.ing all TIA
occurred from the ordinary on going.
The &. l. - & are rshe,rsine Tor iheil
enisr,slumeui whlch come. OF Dec. 1t
The programme promises quite an snslr
We really hope an expect u vii be ssne
cess.
The Zoe weather ue are now having 4
In striking contrast 10 what We we're hss
Ing last year II this time.
The I. q. q. T. are holding qui,s later
estlng sessions
whlie thankful for What good We have
we are hoping for an Increased inisfe.i II
al our me- tlugs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
NORWAY LAKE.

TIE dance At walkers 6sli gu N -
Vas rather = fsilare. only slx c"uph
being presenl
Mrs g W. PaItflise. % crossing M
Ice on ths BOG ore day thls week. took
rather cnd bath. bat ~ she wss near he
shore, sasily GOT cut
Miss Emma S,svv8s gave . psriy on The
sseeipg Il ihs s2t, over nfy peTsoos b..
Ing nrosent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
MIDDLE INTHRvALE (BrruKL.)

There vas large gathering OF friends
and nsishbors At Dss. Prescott hoits on
The evening" Of Nov. 2tlh, Tor The enter
tslumsut 81 Joseph Holt and family Who
are aboat to s,srt for Falls Church, vir.
sinia, 10 spend The winter aud psrhsps
make = permsr.ht hons there. ME-. y.
Holt treated hls oompspy with espdy ard
spp'ss Music Vas furnished by The choir
and others. The evening passed very
pleasantly, AMI many faces looked sid snd
tears molstsn-d ths cheek AZ parting with
= family - much estsemsd snd beloved by
al who knew them.
A successful term of school closed \
short time seoio district No. III. under The
Instruction ofv. Cusalnsn. T.. u. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
WILSON'S MILLS.

james Parker. % the Berlin Mills Co.
has ben u2 o. ne farm. A few have tab.
% logging iDb.. n seems % b. an %
year In ths lambsring business here.
Walter Bucknsm 4. ysrding on the north
slds % Ar'scpos. with four oxen.
n :. Bean l. haallus from The yard
with his horses.
n. @ Bsunsii !. haaliug from The 4.
Lssiitf lo,
George Lssls nd .or. Of sleO. Ale %
spufting.
A deer rau iuiO TIE river A. AEisec0s
FaIs. ON Friday, was secured after :. cat
Riggs hsi ben tr,d A. him. bslug ~fighi'
eusi 10 death BY The BAD mafksmen. he
thea quietly surrcntei.